Environmental
A Massachusetts buyer learns after purchase that the property is contaminated with dry-cleaning chemicals (PCE). The buyer's potential legal action would most likely be under:
AMassachusetts Chapter 40A
BMassachusetts Chapter 21E and potentially Chapter 93A (Consumer Protection Act)✓ Correct
CMassachusetts Chapter 183A
DThe Federal Clean Air Act
Explanation
A buyer who discovers contamination after purchase may have claims under Massachusetts Chapter 21E (hazardous material liability), Chapter 93A (unfair/deceptive practices if the seller knew and concealed it), and potentially common law fraud.
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